Next week I will be at the NAEA convention for art teachers so keep a look out on both blogs tech and classroom. I will post what new ideas and stuff I find
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Congratulations 4 of my students that have art displayed starting next week in NYC!!
I noticed a few other Pennsylvania schools any others from our diocese?
big screen plaza in New York City on Friday March 2nd and 3rd from 5-8 PM for the start of Youth Art Month and the National Art Education convention.
http://bigscreenplaza.com/2012/02/13/artsonia/
Also 3 of my other students Artsonia.com slideshow at the Big Screen Plaza during the month of March see times on bigscreenplaza.com if you don’t make it to NYC here is the video:if you fast forward to abut 5:30 on the video you will see out students
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Websites mentioned at workshop
Here are some of the tech site discussed today I took notes on, including the wiki, and google site. If I missed any or you have new ideas add them to the comments!
on line sticky note www.linoit.com
Keith Haring kids website www.haringkids.com
http://www.olejarz.com/arted/perspective/
http://www.abebooks.com/ cheap books online
http://www.artsonia.com/ the online art gallery
The diocese art teachers website, my class website, and Sister Geralyn’s wiki.
https://sites.google.com/site/dioceseofharrisburgartteachers/
http://sistergeralyns.wikispaces.com/
https://sites.google.com/site/spscarlisleartroom/
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Saturday, November 12, 2011
EdCamp Harrisburg: Great Day
Great day at EdCamp Harrisburg I highly recommend if you get a chance to go to one of type of Camps, try it.
HI Sister What a flattering pic of me
Some of the things I learned and liked
| Lino It - http://en.linoit.com/ | An online “sticky” board; includes iPhone app; no email needed to participate; great for discussions/asking questions; great for sharing resources, links, etc. |
| BCIUiPad - | An iPad site that includes links to subject-area content designed for the iPad |
| Arted20 - http://arted20.ning.com/
| Similar set up like facebook but for art educators |
| TED - http://www.ted.com/ | Motivational videos |
Of course the few I have mentioned and used a time or two www.artsonia.com and www.animoto.com
Great video: Ok not appropriate for in class use, maybe high school, depending on your students but great ideas for creating a living painting as a resource for you. A project I have been thinking about doing every year but just have not got motivated to do yet. One of the college art teachers, Terry Yacovelli, showed this this video. My favorite I may have my students do is the sunflower have a group design flowers and groups create the background??
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Great element of art lesson I recently did
Mondrian: Shape, Color and line
Mondrian:
1. What is abstract art?
2. What do you think this painting by Mondrian: Boogie Woogie is about? Tell me something about it?
Watch the animated video of one of Mondrian’s art works: Boogie Woogie. After watching the video: What do you think this painting is about or looks like?
Did the animation help you? The full title is Broadway Boogie Woogie I left off Broadway to see if you could guess, most references to this art piece drop the "Broadway" from the title.
Project: Mondrian painting
Look at the Google Earth picture of our school . If you do not have a projector Print a copy.
1. Draw all the lines that you want in Pencil you may straighten more than the real image of leave them curved depends on what feeling of motion you want.
2. Paint in sections in 3 colors Mondrian used primary colors: Red, yellow, blue, black, and white Choose 3 colors
3. When dry use large black marker to go over pencil lines.
Review of the Elements of Art:
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